Science & Tech

The smallest pacemaker of a rice grain, which is activated with the light

The smallest pacemaker ever made, injectable and compatible with the fragile hearts of newborns, lends itself to non -invasive and ...

A brain system translates thoughts into words (almost) in real time

A paralyzed woman was able to listen to sentences in words that she had imagined to say in the previous ...

The dark parts of the moon could accommodate terrestrial microbes. That’s why worried us

There is a risk that the lunar soil is combined with terrestrial microbes and this could start some of the ...

Dementia: cases will increase, but perhaps less than expected

Cases of dementia in the world will grow because the population ages, but the prevalence by age continues to decrease ...

Future and physics: Virginia Benzi reveals the professions of tomorrow in Step Futurability District

Science and work meet at Step Futurability District: Virginia Benzi explores post-graduate careers in physics between finance, data science and ...

Using the smartphone in bed is a bad idea

We know that being attached to the smartphone before sleeping is not a good idea (but we do it the ...

Sismologists explain why the great earthquake in Myanmar was so devastating

The earthquake in Myanmar caused greater damage than a “standard” of magnitude 7.7 and its shocks felt unusually strongly even ...

What impact has pregnancy on women’s body? A study provides the most complete answer so far

The analysis reveals that the post -delivery lasts more than you think. And that certain complications of pregnancy can be ...

A powerful antibiotic against the superbatters … discovered in the home garden

A non -toxic antibiotic compound for humans is effective against bacteria indifferent also to the latest resource drugs: it was ...